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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Kato Kings, Feb 4, 2014.

  1. Kato Kings
    Joined: Aug 22, 2006
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    from Minnesota

    Here are some pics of my version of a welded quickie. I used a 10 spline pinion and gear set along with a champ lower shaft and 10 spline gears. I have all the parts made, I haven't attempted to weld it up yet. I machined the rear cover out of a chunk of aluminum.
     

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  2. Kevin Lee
    Joined: Nov 12, 2001
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    Very nice.

    I have that on my "to do" list someday. I've always ***umed there would be some facing and retruing of a few surfaces once everything was welded up.
     
  3. deuce354
    Joined: Feb 9, 2005
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    Great job!!. That is how the first QCs were made. Good Luck
     
  4. Looks VERY nice.
     
  5. flatheadpete
    Joined: Oct 29, 2003
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    Sweet. I want a quickie bad for my T. Just not in the funds though.
     
  6. DICK SPADARO
    Joined: Jun 6, 2005
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    Nothing like backyard ingenuity. My suggestion would be to add a case gusset brace to the front jackshaft sleeve as this point is a high load area and you do not need it to flex.
     
  7. Kato Kings
    Joined: Aug 22, 2006
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    Kato Kings
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    Thanks ****. I plan on a gusset on top of the front tube back to the case.
     
  8. Kerry
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  9. 383deuce
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    Any chance you would make one for sale???? If so drop me a message.
     
  10. mink
    Joined: Oct 4, 2007
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    from CT

    Do you planing on using a custom lower shaft alignment bar. You will be boring after it's welded up? I like this project please share as you progress
     
  11. von Dyck
    Joined: Apr 12, 2007
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    So, with the Champ lower shaft, you must be running the 3.25" shaft center-to-center spacing along with the larger change gears! Novel approach.
    Keep all of us informed.
     
  12. Jethro
    Joined: Mar 5, 2001
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    Nice work!...how about a few more details / pictures....really like the rear cover!
     
  13. Kato Kings
    Joined: Aug 22, 2006
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    Kato Kings
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    from Minnesota

    Yes, I plan on a lower alignmnet bar when welding. And yes I am running the 3.25 center champ gears.
     
  14. oj
    Joined: Jul 27, 2008
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    I've started on a similar piece and planned to do the lower in a complete heavy tube and cut it out for gear clearance as opposed to 2 seperate pieces. Either way it'll still need machining for alignment. Judging by the cover I'll guess you have the shaft bearings in it? Did you make the cover or is it store bought?
     
  15. GearheadsQCE
    Joined: Mar 23, 2011
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    Just want to clarify, the Champ gear sets are 3.5" on centers.
     

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